What does OTB mean?
OTB means Off The Ball -OneSAF Testbed (a Descendant Of ModSAF)
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What is the abbreviation for Off The Ball -OneSAF Testbed (a Descendant Of ModSAF)?
Off The Ball -OneSAF Testbed (a Descendant Of ModSAF) can be abbreviated as OTB
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What does OTB stand for? OTB stands for "Off The Ball -OneSAF Testbed (a Descendant Of ModSAF)". |
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How to abbreviate "Off The Ball -OneSAF Testbed (a Descendant Of ModSAF)"? "Off The Ball -OneSAF Testbed (a Descendant Of ModSAF)" can be abbreviated as OTB. |
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What is the meaning of OTB abbreviation? The meaning of OTB abbreviation is "Off The Ball -OneSAF Testbed (a Descendant Of ModSAF)". |
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What is OTB abbreviation? One of the definitions of OTB is "Off The Ball -OneSAF Testbed (a Descendant Of ModSAF)". |
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What does OTB mean? OTB as abbreviation means "Off The Ball -OneSAF Testbed (a Descendant Of ModSAF)". |
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What is shorthand of Off The Ball -OneSAF Testbed (a Descendant Of ModSAF)? The most common shorthand of "Off The Ball -OneSAF Testbed (a Descendant Of ModSAF)" is OTB. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
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